For context, I wanted to have a portable password manager and I was going to encrypt the drive with Veracrypt but I wanted to make sure I understand the software before I do anything.
Oh, I didn't know Veracrypt was portable?! Since Veracrypt is portable, that means I can store the Veracrypt software and encrypt whatever files I want on the same drive, correct? Then, it wouldn't matter if Veracrypt isn't installed on the computer and I can encrypt/decrypt the, right? I apologize in advance, I just want to make sure I fully understand what you said.
I saw a post on the privacy community that someone encountered that mobile QR code that Google is demanding you scan. I'm not scanning a sketchy QR code from Google. Just another way for users to be further entrenched in their services.
I had issues in the past with The Wayback Machine. Either never came up or me or its slow. Maybe I just need to mess around with my VPN? I'll try them again. Thanks.
I don't see their email addresses on LinkedIn. And if I have to do it through LinkedIn, I find the messages spammy and annoying and I just think it's more professional to contact through email.
One of the uses I was thinking of was putting a password manager on a USB. Not only it's portable, but I don't have my passwords in the cloud, it's offline storage. And so long as I encrypt the USB, access to the drive would be denied. But I don't know if its worth it.
I'll take a look. Thank you.
I'll take a look at Epomaker. Thanks.
I'll take a look at Keychron. Thank you.
Ok, I'll take a look. Thank you.
That sounds pretty straight forward. I'll take a look at the documentation. Thank you!
OK, thank you!
I'll keep that all in mind. Thank you.
I want to use it on the devices I control. If that is the case, how can I just carry the database and not the software?
What are the KeePassXC binaries?
For context, I wanted to have a portable password manager and I was going to encrypt the drive with Veracrypt but I wanted to make sure I understand the software before I do anything.
Ah ok, thank you for letting me know. I'll keep that in mind. Thank you.
Ok, thank you!
Oh, I didn't know Veracrypt was portable?! Since Veracrypt is portable, that means I can store the Veracrypt software and encrypt whatever files I want on the same drive, correct? Then, it wouldn't matter if Veracrypt isn't installed on the computer and I can encrypt/decrypt the, right? I apologize in advance, I just want to make sure I fully understand what you said.
Had issues with Ghost archive, but I guess I'll try them again. Thanks.
I saw a post on the privacy community that someone encountered that mobile QR code that Google is demanding you scan. I'm not scanning a sketchy QR code from Google. Just another way for users to be further entrenched in their services.
I had issues in the past with The Wayback Machine. Either never came up or me or its slow. Maybe I just need to mess around with my VPN? I'll try them again. Thanks.
It does look suspicious with some of their claims. I'll just stay away from them for now.
Ok. I'll stick with the others. Thanks.
I don't see their email addresses on LinkedIn. And if I have to do it through LinkedIn, I find the messages spammy and annoying and I just think it's more professional to contact through email.
One of the uses I was thinking of was putting a password manager on a USB. Not only it's portable, but I don't have my passwords in the cloud, it's offline storage. And so long as I encrypt the USB, access to the drive would be denied. But I don't know if its worth it.